OneLimit: Parental Controls
iPhone, PS5, Switch, Xbox, PC
About
Manage screen time across all your family's devices with a single, unified budget. Set daily limits, track usage in real-time, and receive notifications. Offers features like bonus time, emergency locks, and activity logs for comprehensive control.
What's New in OneLimit
1.2.0
October 5, 2026
Linking a console now tells you which account you are signed in as, and stops when that account cannot set limits. - The PlayStation link shows which PSN account you are signed in as, both when you pick a child and on the screen that says no child accounts were found, with a way to sign in as someone else. - If that account is not the family manager, the link now stops and names the child and the account to use, instead of appearing to work and then limiting nothing. - Linking a Windows PC or Xbox no longer reports success when every platform for that Microsoft member already belongs to another child. - Roles and age groups in the PlayStation member list are now in your language. - If your child declined Screen Time on their iPhone, the panel now shows the way through Settings, because iOS does not ask a second time. - A console locked because the shared daily budget ran out now reads Out of budget in the activity log, and Budget restored when the lock lifts.
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Monthly
Up to 5 children, 3 devices each. Cancel anytime.
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FAQ
What devices does OneLimit support?
OneLimit supports a wide range of devices including iPhone, iPad, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox (Series X|S, One), and Windows PC. This allows for comprehensive management of your child's digital activity across their favorite platforms.
How does the unified budget work in OneLimit?
The unified budget allows you to set a single daily screen time allowance that counts down across all linked devices. Once the total time is used, all devices lock, preventing device-hopping to extend playtime.
Can my child request more screen time with OneLimit?
Yes, your child can request extra minutes directly through their app. You will receive a notification and can approve or deny the request with a single tap, offering flexibility within your set limits.
Does OneLimit have ads?
No, OneLimit does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features or subscription plans.
What are the subscription options for OneLimit?
OneLimit offers both monthly and annual subscription plans. The monthly plan is $2.99 per month with a 7-day free trial, and the annual plan is $24.99 per year.
How often is OneLimit updated?
The latest version of OneLimit is 1.2.0, which was last updated on October 5, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve functionality and add new features.
Is OneLimit safe for children?
OneLimit is designed with privacy in mind and is rated for ages 4 and up. It only collects necessary data for screen time tracking and does not monitor content, read messages, or track location.
What is the 'Emergency lock' feature in OneLimit?
The Emergency lock feature allows parents to instantly lock all connected devices with a single tap from the dashboard. This provides immediate control when needed, without requiring further confirmation.
